How about - House of Wang ?

That was the name of a place in Kinston, NC.

 

SUM TING WONG

wait a min, dont do that one.

 

 

 

 

 

What does "Good Food" translate to in Mandarin or Cantonese?

 

We have a restaurant here in Calgary called "Foody Goody".

 

Since it's fast food:

"Wok Thru" or "Quik Wok"

And if you don't mind paying royalties:

"The William Hung She-Bangers"

 

Are you asking what "Good Food" literally means in Chinese? If so, then nothing...those sounds have no meaning in Chinese.

If you're asking how to say "Good Food" in Chinese, then it's roughly "hao chi" or "kuh koh" (both are in Mandarin). Those would be rather odd names for a restaurant, though.

whitegoKart39,

What are your motivations for changing the name of your restaurant? Is it for legal reasons, just for the heck of it, or to increase business? And is this the English name that you're going to change, or is it the Chinese name? I don't know how most American folks are, but Chinese people generally don't really care what a restaurant is called. They just want good food at good prices, and that's it. The price is especially important (at least around here where there are a million Asian eateries). So, if this is the Chinese name you're considering changing, then honestly just about anything flies.